From root: artista
Usage Note
Makaartista describes someone who is supportive of actors or acts like a fan. It can also describe policies that favor the entertainment industry.
Examples
" Makaartista ang lola ko. "
Natural Translation
My grandmother is a fan of actors.
Literal Translation
Pro-artist the grandmother my.
" Masyado siyang makaartista. "
Natural Translation
He/She is very pro-artist.
Literal Translation
Too he/she pro-artist.
" Kahit matagal na siyang retirado, makaartista pa rin siya at sinusubaybayan ang bawat pelikula ng paborito niyang bida. "
Natural Translation
Even though she has long been retired, she is still a devoted fan of actors and follows every movie of her favorite star.
Literal Translation
Even-though long-already retired she, pro-artist still also she and follows the each movie of favorite her lead.
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